The romance-genre was never really my thing when the entire plot is people falling in love and bang, my mind just wanders away. Seeing both in a healthy and quite normal romance setting and having hot sex was just incredible they were treated like just regular people by these books, which is still quite rare, but so welcome. Disabled people are often comic relief in books and bisexual characters turn out to be sexualised quite often.

She believes that marginalised people need honest and positive representation and deserve to see themselves in romance books. Something I absolutely adore about Talia Hibbert is her passion to write books with diverse characters. This post discusses an adult romcom series, so there will be explicit language and mentions of sex. You can try out Scribd for 60 days with my referral link! Want to read The Brown Sisters-books for free? I have tried my best to turn my gushing and pure neurodivergent excitement into proper words, and I think I did a pretty decent job! Now that the last book in the holy trinity is out and I have read, loved and reviewed it, I just want to come to you to tell you exactly what makes this series so great and why you should definitely read it. Before starting, I had heard so many good things about the series already and added them to my TBR, but what pulled me over the edge to finally read them was the fact that the author and publisher offered ARCs of the third book, Act Your Age, Eve Brown to autistic reviewers and I immediately pulled up the audiobooks of book one and two to binge. I have recently read, and ridiculously loved, all three books in The Brown Sisters-series by Talia Hibbert.

Take a hint chloe brown